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4 New 20x10-10 Gbc Greensaver Plus/gt Radial Golf Cart Tires 20x10r10" 4 Ply Dot on 2040-parts.com

US $225.00
Location:

DeKalb, Illinois, United States

DeKalb, Illinois, United States
4 New 20X10-10 GBC GREENSAVER PLUS/GT RADIAL GOLF CART TIRES 20X10R10" 4 PLY DOT, US $225.00, image 1
Condition:New Brand:gbc Manufacturer Part Number:G1006

GBC Brand Tires

Brand New set of Four

20x10-10 GBC GREENSAVER PLUS/GT RADIAL GOLF CART TIRES

D.O.T Approved Tires!

(WHEELS NOT INCLUDED)

Great for ATV's and Golf Carts.
You get 4 brand new tires for the price.
Shipping (qty 1) is for 4 tires. Please call 312-361-7656 if you have any questions.
FREE SHIPPING FOR A LIMITED TIME!

We are an authorized GBC dealer, Let us know if you don't see what you need and we will list it on Ebay for you! 
Technical Specifications and Other Information
  • Tire Size:  20x10-10 also known as 205/50R-10
  • Load Index & Speed Rating: 
  • Side Wall:  BSW
  • LR/PR: SL:  B/4
  • Tread Depth (32nd): 
  • Rim Diameter 10.00 (Inches):  Rim width 7.00-8.00 (inches)
  • Section Width (Inches):  10.00
  • Overall Diameter (Inches):  20
  • Max Load Inflation Pressure/Single (lbs/psi):  1,000lbs. at 22 psi
  • Max Load Inflation Pressure/Dual (lbs/psi): 
  • U.T.Q.G: 
  • Item#: 
    G1006
 

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